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    Crimes of Magic: The Wizard's Sphere
    Crimes of Magic: The Witch's Artifact
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    Crimes of Magic Series

    By Richard L. King

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    Crimes of Magic: The Wizard’s Sphere by Richard L. King

    Private investigator Rachel Chase and her associate, Professor Robert Walker, decide to help Portland Police Detective Jack Avery find a magician named Harry Blackstone who mysteriously escaped from jail after being arrested for stealing a Ferrari and an iron box. The iron box contains a magical sphere that belongs to the Wizard Gabriel who hires Rachel and the Professor to find and retrieve the sphere. Rachel and the Professor use magic to track Harry Blackstone and search for the sphere while another magician’s two henchmen try to capture Rachel. Emotions run high when both Detective Avery and the Professor are romantically attracted to Rachel.

    Length: 51,500 words.

    This book, Crimes of Magic: The Wizard’s Sphere, is the second book in the Crimes of Magic series. The first book is Crimes of Magic: The Witch’s Artifact.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard L. King
    Release dateAug 16, 2014
    Crimes of Magic: The Wizard's Sphere
    Crimes of Magic: The Witch's Artifact

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      Crimes of Magic: The Witch's Artifact
      Crimes of Magic: The Witch's Artifact

      Crimes of Magic: The Witch's Artifact

      Richard L. King
      5/5 - 2 ratings
      5/5 - 2 ratings

      Crimes of Magic: The Witch’s Artifact by Richard L. King Portland private investigator Rachel Chase lets her landlord, Professor Robert Walker, ride along on a simple case of alleged infidelity with a witch. The case takes a mysterious turn when a magical artifact is stolen from the witch’s partner. A subsequent murder takes Rachel and the Professor into the dangerous world of scientific magic where real magicians defy the laws of nature for their own nefarious purposes. Rachel is an experienced, no nonsense private investigator, but she has never before encountered the criminal use of magic. As she investigates the case, she has to rely on the Professor’s research into the scientific basis of magic to help her solve the crimes. Facing the dangers together, a certain chemistry develops between Rachel and the Professor. A touch of humor, a budding affection, a dose of magic, an element of danger, a bit of action, and a lot of sleuthing combine to make a modern, urban cozy mystery. This book, Crimes of Magic: The Witch’s Artifact, is the first book in the Crimes of Magic series. Length: 46,000 words.

      Crimes of Magic: The Witch’s Artifact by Richard L. King Portland private investigator Rachel Chase lets her landlord, Professor Robert Walker, ride along on a simple case of alleged infidelity with a witch. The case takes a mysterious turn when a magical artifact is stolen from the witch’s partner. A subsequent murder takes Rachel and the Professor into the dangerous world of scientific magic where real magicians defy the laws of nature for their own nefarious purposes. Rachel is an experienced, no nonsense private investigator, but she has never before encountered the criminal use of magic. As she investigates the case, she has to rely on the Professor’s research into the scientific basis of magic to help her solve the crimes. Facing the dangers together, a certain chemistry develops between Rachel and the Professor. A touch of humor, a budding affection, a dose of magic, an element of danger, a bit of action, and a lot of sleuthing combine to make a modern, urban cozy mystery. This book, Crimes of Magic: The Witch’s Artifact, is the first book in the Crimes of Magic series. Length: 46,000 words.

    • Crimes of Magic: The Wizard's Sphere
      Crimes of Magic: The Wizard's Sphere

      Crimes of Magic: The Wizard's Sphere

      Richard L. King
      4/5 - 2 ratings
      4/5 - 2 ratings

      Crimes of Magic: The Wizard’s Sphere by Richard L. King Private investigator Rachel Chase and her associate, Professor Robert Walker, decide to help Portland Police Detective Jack Avery find a magician named Harry Blackstone who mysteriously escaped from jail after being arrested for stealing a Ferrari and an iron box. The iron box contains a magical sphere that belongs to the Wizard Gabriel who hires Rachel and the Professor to find and retrieve the sphere. Rachel and the Professor use magic to track Harry Blackstone and search for the sphere while another magician’s two henchmen try to capture Rachel. Emotions run high when both Detective Avery and the Professor are romantically attracted to Rachel. Length: 51,500 words. This book, Crimes of Magic: The Wizard’s Sphere, is the second book in the Crimes of Magic series. The first book is Crimes of Magic: The Witch’s Artifact.

      Crimes of Magic: The Wizard’s Sphere by Richard L. King Private investigator Rachel Chase and her associate, Professor Robert Walker, decide to help Portland Police Detective Jack Avery find a magician named Harry Blackstone who mysteriously escaped from jail after being arrested for stealing a Ferrari and an iron box. The iron box contains a magical sphere that belongs to the Wizard Gabriel who hires Rachel and the Professor to find and retrieve the sphere. Rachel and the Professor use magic to track Harry Blackstone and search for the sphere while another magician’s two henchmen try to capture Rachel. Emotions run high when both Detective Avery and the Professor are romantically attracted to Rachel. Length: 51,500 words. This book, Crimes of Magic: The Wizard’s Sphere, is the second book in the Crimes of Magic series. The first book is Crimes of Magic: The Witch’s Artifact.

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